From the monthly archive
May 2012
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A person with an entrepreneurial spirit and leadership skills is a true gem to have in your organization, and though they’re not everywhere you look, they’re easier to find than you might think…without having to go and try to poach the heavy hitters from other downlines.
By David FeinsteinSo focus on speaking and writing more clearly, and with the passion that you have for the vision you have. Use different ways of communicating, including different ways verbally and non-verbally. Above all, communicate often!
By Chris WidenerLeadership is the ability to attract someone to the gifts, skills, and opportunities you offer as an owner, as a manager, as a parent.
By Jim RohnLeadership also knows no difference, it comes to those that are looking, and those that are not, its what you use it for that makes it leadership or simply a bother.
By Sean MurphyHe said if you really want to succeed in our profession it’s so important to ‘focus on one thing’.
By Sue SewardIf you have leaders in your business, your business will grow on its own. They will find other leaders, who will find other leaders and so on. This is what makes a successful network.
By Rod NicholsThey worked hard on opening the minds of people who they thought had a lot of potential, got them to consider network marketing, and today they are set for life.
By Len ClementsRelating to listeners in graphic, picturesque terms that they can easily see in their own lives.
By Tom “Big Al” SchreiterNetwork marketing, on the other hand, is a real window into our level of personal development. It will expose all of our shortcomings: lack of self-confidence; lack of people skills; excessive ego; control issues; lack of patience.
By Rodney BrandtNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By Robert SheminWhat is motivation? Enthusiasm, courage, energy, persistence, creativity to solve problems and creative interpretations to see the positive outcomes (green lights).
By Richard BrookeYou can STILL become a LEADER by many standards if only you’re willing.
By Michael YorkNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By Arthur TugmanAll positive motivation is rooted in self-esteem – the development of which, just as with other skills, takes practice. Think of self-esteem as a four-legged chair.
By by Denis WaitleyIt’s hard to recognize those roads signs if you don’t know what to be watching for. But if you’ve got a map, a personalized plan for where you want to go, you’ll be looking in the right direction and you’ll be looking for the right signs and won’t be led off course.
By Jim BellaceraNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By Bob GoshenStraight out of college, Margie became a junior high school music teacher.
By John Milton FoggOne common way to use leverage is tapping into the power of the Internet and social media to reach thousands – even hundreds of thousands – of fans and potential customers for very little money.
By T. Harv EkerThe reality is, no matter what our target might be, we seldom hit it on the first try unless the target is low, which means the accomplishmentand the rewardswill be insignificant.
By Zig ZiglarSmall businesses can instantly lift their presence and boost sales by decidedly not trying to compete with the “louder is better” trend in sales and marketing while seeking clarity and specific messages to specific targeted audiences that care to take notice.
By Steve DaileyThe benefit that we have, is that in our business, most of us are in a business with a company with a game plan and people who can help us, and the people we introduce into our business.
By George Madiou